FOLK ART CARVED STONE FACE.

Probably American, most likely early 20th century. Stylized head with pronounced lips carved from a natural rock formation. 7"h. 6"d. including base.

Probably American, most likely early 20th century. Stylized head with pursed lips carved from a natural rock formation. 7"h. 4.5"d. including base.

Carved Stone Face Figural. Natural stone, abstracted, brutalist style sculpture. Small stone on black toned painted wooden base. Metal Rod Stand, Whimsical Abstract carving, Folk Art, Outsider Art, Ap

Trio of Folk Art Naive Carved Stone Figural Sculptures This is a wonderful set of three unique stone sculptures. One of the figures has two heads, the other has a narrow face with a long chin, and the

Folk Art Naive Carved Stone Sculpture Man Caterpillar. This is a wonderful naive stone sculpture depicting a human head on the body of a caterpillar. On the back is a large grumpy face. It has a long,

Folk Art Naive Carved Stone Sculpture Portrait Mythic. This is a fantastic carved stone sculpture depicting three faces. The two outer portraits depict old men that have long beards that wrap around a

a white rock with a face carved by African American Artist Charles Simmons from Eden, NC. Charles Simmons worked alongside Raymond Coins. 7" x 8"

Vaisi Chimange. Stereotypical Face. c. 1960's. Signed. Carved stone. Minor rubs, otherwise good condition. 15" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $150

twin faces carved by Charles Simmons of Westmoore, NC length 12" - height 6"

American Folk Art. 6 x 3 in.Marshall evolved his art of stone carving over the years to create intricate faces, figures and scenes. Using soft, water-shaped rocks, his intricate command of the materia

David George Marshall. Large Brown Face. Not signed. Carved and polychromed stone with mixed media. Some wear from stand, otherwise great condition. 14"h x 7"w including metal display stand. Est. $300

Fine early folk art carved stone lion. American, mid 19th century. Old repaired cracks . H 14" L 30" W 8-3/4". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y7oayi7a6jdxg5g

a large stone representation of a fish, with distinguishing details carved on both sides, the flat bottom is signed "W R COINS". 22 in. Coins' works are featured in the American Folk Art Museum. After

Carved folk art stone woman. American. Circa 1890. H 13-7/8" W 6-1/8" D 9-3/4". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/iaa0g

A very good American Folk Art carved stone bird bath attributed to Popeye Reed having shallow bowl. Supported on relief carved pedestal and base with snake and figural decoration. Ht: 27" Dia: 17.5"

Wood; painted face; 18" tall

An American folk art carved stone book, probably marble, and incised "MARTIN'S / 1875" - also with an embossed F on one side adjacent to a rectangular cut notch. Chips around the perimeter, else good

David George Marshall, Folk Art Carved Stone Sculpture with Provenance Lenny Kislin. size: 7.5h . ASKart: David George Marshall (Born 1936) is active/lives in New York, British Columbia / Canada. Davi

Folk Art Carved Stone Censor. Signed on base "Made by J.S. Thomas, Kansas, 1879", with pinwheel motif. 3"h. x 5"w. x 3-1/2"d.

African folk art carved and polished natural stone vase with reptile motif. Measures approx. 4 inches wide and 8.25 inches tall. In good condition. Piece is heavy. African vase, stone vase, reptile va

2 hand carved ashtrays – solid wood, 8 1/2"long x 4"w

Folk Art Carved Stone Wall Sculpture of Native American Man. This is a black stone wall sculpture of a Native American man wearing a headdress. The profile portrait is inside of a heart shape. It hang

African folk art carved and polished natural stone vase with reptile motif. Measures approx. 3.25 inches wide and 8.25 inches tall. In good condition. Piece is heavy. Marked made in Kenya to underside

Pair Folk Art Wood Dining Head Chairs w/ Carved Faces. These unique chairs appear to be intended as head seats at a dining table, with armrests and carved faces that may have represented the tradition